Video Monitors up to 24 Inches page 2
Monitors for Studio, Production and Control Applications
Lilliput PVM210S 21.5 inch monitor 1000 nit
€ 537.02 incl. VAT
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Lilliput PVM210 21.5 inch monitor – 1000 nits
€ 534.31 incl. VAT
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Lilliput TK2150/T 21.5 industrial touch monitor IP65
€ 527.31 incl. VAT
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Lilliput PVM220S Flightcase with Rackmount
€ 198.00 incl. VAT
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Lilliput PVM220S Desktop Stand with VESA Mount
€ 49.98 incl. VAT
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Video monitors up to 24 inches provide a larger viewing area for studio, production, control and monitoring applications. They are suitable for setups where image evaluation from a greater viewing distance or more screen space is required while remaining more compact than large production displays.
Depending on the model, available features include HDMI, SDI, HDR, multiview functions, high-brightness displays and different mounting options. The appropriate monitor depends on the required screen size, signal interfaces, monitoring functions and installation environment. For other sizes and monitor types, see our Video Monitors.
- Studio and production monitoring
- Control rooms and preview workstations
- Live production and multi-source monitoring
- Fixed or transportable production setups
- Monitors up to 24 inches
- Depending on the model HDMI, SDI or other video interfaces
- Options with HDR, multiview or high-brightness displays
- Different mounting, transport and power options according to the model
What screen sizes are covered in this category, and which applications are they suited for?
This category includes video monitors with screen sizes up to 24 inches. Depending on the size and model, they can be used for studio monitoring, production environments, control rooms, preview workstations and mobile production setups. Larger screens provide more viewing area for image evaluation and multi-source monitoring, while the appropriate size depends on viewing distance and available installation space.
Which signal interfaces should I look for when choosing a monitor in this category?
Available interfaces vary by model and can include HDMI, SDI and higher-bandwidth SDI standards such as 12G-SDI. The required connection depends on the output format of your camera, switcher or other production equipment. Check both the available inputs and outputs and the supported signal formats in the individual monitor specification.
What does 8K support mean on a production monitor?
Selected monitors in this size range are designed for workflows involving 8K video signals, but 8K signal support should not automatically be interpreted as a native 8K panel resolution. A monitor may accept or process an 8K signal while using a panel with a different native resolution. When 8K compatibility is important, check both the supported input formats and the native panel resolution of the individual model.
When is a high-brightness display important?
Higher display brightness can improve visibility when a monitor is used in bright ambient light or outdoor production environments. Brightness varies considerably between models; for example, the Lilliput UQ23-CC is specified with a 1200 nit display. When bright-environment use is important, compare the specified brightness together with factors such as reflections, viewing angle and any available sun protection.
What mounting and transport options are available in this category?
Monitors in this size range are available for different installation and transport requirements. Depending on the model, options can include rackmount installation, desktop or fixed mounting and versions supplied in a flight case for protected transport. For example, the Lilliput RM1731S-12G is a rackmount monitor, while selected production monitors such as the BM230-12G are available with a flight case.
What is multiview functionality and when is it useful?
Multiview allows several video sources to be displayed simultaneously on one monitor using split-screen or similar layouts. This can be useful in live production, control rooms and multi-camera workflows where several signals need to be observed at the same time. The number of supported sources and available layouts vary by model; for example, the Lilliput RM1731S-12G supports a four-source display configuration.
What role do HDR and 3D LUT functions play when choosing a production monitor?
HDR monitoring can be useful when working with compatible high dynamic range video signals, while 3D LUT support allows a defined color transformation or preview look to be applied to the displayed image. These functions can assist with image evaluation during production and post-production, but their implementation varies between monitors. Check the supported HDR formats, LUT capabilities and other color-management functions in the individual product specification.
